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3 results for “Union Carbide Corporation”

  1. Company document · WARD Documents · July 1971

    T. S. Patterson to W. L. VanDerbeek on Public Relations During the Toronto Plant Strike (1971)

    …and that the union had not been given the company's dust counts because an educational program was needed first so they could "interpret what these numbers actually mean." He said that employees on disability pensions…

  2. Company document · WARD Documents · July 8, 1971

    W. A. Young to Toronto Plant Employees on the Second Week of the Strike (1971)

    …to review company and Department of Health surveys with it. He called the asbestos issue "a smoke screen" for the union's handling of the talks. The company's press handling of the same strike is…

  3. Company document · JM Knowledge Chronology · June 2, 1975 · page 4

    B. C. Machin to the Ontario Ministry of Labour Opposing a Lower Limit for Crocidolite (1975)

    In the document: …Toronto, Ontario. Protection Branch, M4H 1A9 James D. St. John, Executive Officer, Labour Safety Council of Ontario, Ministry of Labour, 400 University Avenue, Toronto, Ontario. M7A 17T C. Neilson, President, International Chemical Workers Union , Local 346,